Minnesota SF2787 requires special education teacher due process time and establishes due process aid.
Minnesota SF2787 mandates that school districts provide special education teachers with four days annually to complete due process forms and procedures. If districts and teachers' representatives cannot agree on staffing plans, districts must use funds for substitute teachers. The Department of Education calculates due process aid based on the statewide average cost of additional time, with allowances adjusted annually. The bill also includes appropriations for special education due process aid.
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